A Closer Look at the Rasmussen College – Romeoville/Joliet Campus

New to Rasmussen College? Or are you just curious about what makes the Rasmussen College – Romeoville campus unique? You’ve come to the right place! We spoke with the Romeoville/Jolietcampus director Diane Nowaczyk to learn more about the campus and the community.

What is the history of Rasmussen College and the Romeoville/Joliet campus?

Rasmussen College is a regionally accredited private college and has been dedicated to changing lives and the communities it serves through its high-demand and flexible educational programs since 1900. The College is committed to academic innovation and providing the highest standard of education while empowering students to pursue a college degree. The College offers Certificate and Diploma programs through Associate’s, Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs online and across its 22 campuses.

“Not many people say that they truly love their jobs, but I am fortunate enough to be one of those people. For more than four years, I have been able to be a part of the College’s mission, which is really exciting to me,” Nowaczyk says.

The Romeoville/Joliet campus has been a standout member of the community for nearly 10 years. It even was named the Rasmussen College Campus of Distinction in 2018. “The staff and faculty are exceptional. They constantly put in the extra effort for the students and the campus. They all go above and beyond,” said Nowaczyk. The Romeoville/Joliet campus is one of four campuses the College operates in Illinois.

Where is the Romeoville/Joliet campus located?

The campus is conveniently located southwest of Chicago at the intersection of Interstate 55 and Weber Road and has free parking available for students, faculty, staff and visitors on site.

“As a free-standing campus we designed and built, it is tailored for our students and their needs,” Nowaczyk said.

What programs are offered at the Romeoville/Joliet campus?

The Romeoville/Joliet campus offers the following on-campus programs in the Schools of Health Sciences and Nursing:

School of Nursing

Students may also enroll in any of Rasmussen College’s more than 30 online programs through the Romeoville/Joliet campus and have access to on-campus and 24/7 online support. Programs are taught by qualified faculty members across seven schools of study including Business, Design, Education, Health Sciences, Justice Studies, Nursing and Technology.

What resources and support services are offered at the Romeoville/Joliet campus?

Students have access to quiet areas for individual studying as well as areas for team studying and collaboration. With three advisors on campus, support services are plenty. Knowledgeable staff are available to help answer questions and guide you on your educational journey. They can even help you with course scheduling, financial aid and learning support.

“The campus is always buzzing. With many residential students, we have a ‘work hard, play hard’ mentality. It isn’t uncommon to see lots of snacks, impromptu games of kickball in the parking lot and many smiles and laughs,” says Nowaczyk.

In addition to on-campus, in-person resources, students also have real-time access to everything they need, from academics to financial aid. The online Student Portal is the gateway to a variety of self-service tools, from course materials, grades, account balance, financial aid and library resources to career help and even 24/7 tech help.

Additional resources include:

Online Classroom

Student Account Center

Library and Learning Resources

Personal Support Center

Career Services

“Students make themselves at home on our campus. Whether it is grabbing a taco with their classmates on Taco Tuesday, making another pot of coffee in the student lounge or kicking back in a massage chair after finals, we really are a close-knit community,” said Nowaczyk.

How is the Romeoville/Joliet campus involved in the local community?

Rasmussen College is dedicated to providing education and outreach services that extend beyond its student population to make the surrounding communities a better place to live, grow and learn. Meeting these needs, whether through education or service, is ingrained in the campus culture. Rasmussen College has aligned with organizations that share similar values and missions and is committed to making a positive impact on the social welfare of the communities they share. The campus provides career-focused education and volunteer efforts that are not only sustainable, but also potentially life changing.

With a large nursing population, the campus also boasts a strong and award-winning Student Nurse Association (SNA,) a nursing club dedicated to volunteering in the community and professional development.

Quick facts about the Romeoville/Joliet community:

The campus has its very own food pantry for students and community members alike to utilize if or when they need it.

The Romeoville campus loves to bring in food for students and staff. Whenever possible, they like to support local Mom-and-Pop establishments.

With close proximity to Chicago only 25 miles away, 11 percent of Romeoville/Joliet students commute from the city to campus.

Find your home at the Rasmussen College – Romeoville/Joliet campus

“Everything we do at the Romeoville campus is tied back to the College’s mission. We are committed to helping students through their education journey, no matter where they are at,” Nowaczyk says. Is it your time to join the ranks and gain experience to help you achieve your educational goals? The Rasmussen College Romeoville/Joliet campus faculty and staff pride themselves in creating an inspiring and supportive environment to help students advance their education and change their lives for the better. If you want to learn more about finding your place in Rasmussen College’s community of learners, check out the Rasmussen College – Romeoville/Joliet campus Facebook page.

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